ScanMyPills: Pill Reminder Log

ScanMyPills empowers caregivers to scan pill labels, track daily doses, get refill reminders, and check drug interactions effortlessly.

Managing a loved one's medications takes real attention. ScanMyPills, your pill scanner and medication tracker, helps family caregivers stay organized — scan a label, track every dose, get refill alerts, and spot potential ingredient overlaps before they're missed.

SCAN OR ENTER MANUALLY Photograph a medication label and ScanMyPills reads the name, dosage, and expiration date. Misread something? Edit any field — including the name — before saving. No camera handy? Type it in by hand. Either way, the medication is logged and ready to track.

DAILY DOSE TRACKING Set a schedule for each medication: daily, twice daily, specific days of the week, or a repeating interval. The Today view shows the full dose list and lets you check off each one as it's taken.

REFILL ALERTS Enable supply tracking for any medication. ScanMyPills counts down the supply and sends a notification when it drops low — early enough to contact the pharmacy without rushing.

INTERACTION REFERENCE Add multiple medications and ScanMyPills checks them against a reference database for known interactions and shared ingredients. Results are organized by severity. Tap any item for a plain-language explanation of what the interaction means and what to watch for. This is educational reference information. Not medical advice.

ALLERGY AWARENESS Add known allergies to your profile. ScanMyPills flags any medications in your list that may share those ingredients.

EMERGENCY SUMMARY Generate a one-page medication list — names, dosages, schedules, allergies, and prescribers — formatted for an urgent care visit or pharmacy consult. Export as a PDF or share directly from the app. — ScanMyPills is an organizational and reference tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnose conditions, or replace the judgment of a licensed healthcare provider. Interaction information is sourced from reference databases and provided for educational purposes only. Always consult a pharmacist or physician before making any change to a medication regimen.